Sentence examples for who imposed from inspiring English sources

In Tibet in 1990, it was Hu Jintao who imposed martial law and a military crackdown.

The comrade who imposed Russian dominance was, ironically, Stalin.

The behavior of the judge who imposed it is more than questionable.

He began to think that people who imposed such restrictions weren't the best matches.

It is he who imposed them on you by filing suit.

In Washington, such moves have heightened concerns, especially among lawmakers who imposed the conditions on aid.

Ashdown is usually seen as someone with muscles and who imposed things.

Judge Sim Lake, who imposed Mr. Olis's first sentence, also handed down his new prison term.

At school, Khan was a good student who imposed himself in disputes that were not his.

The dynastic concept, however, required the existence of only a single emperor, who imposed his own descendance.

Wandering the earth in search of him, Psyche fell into the hands of Venus, who imposed upon her difficult tasks.